Chișinau
Chișinău is the capital of Eastern Europe's Republic of Moldova. Amid blocks of Soviet-style architecture are landmarks including the neoclassical Nativity Cathedral. The dome-topped church anchors Chișinău's Cathedral Park, a plaza with a Triumphal Arch celebrating Russia's 19th-century victory over the Ottoman Empire. Stephen the Great Central Park is named for a Moldovan prince who resisted Ottoman rule. ― Google
People died in Chi Inau (First 49 people) - Page 0
Dumitru Fusu
Actor
Pyotr Barakchi
Actor
Vladimir Curbet
Moldovan choreographer
Emilian Bucov
Soviet writer
Tamara Alioșina-Alexandrova
Opera singer
Artem Markovich Lazarev
Politician
Ion Sandri Scurea
Actor
Veronica Garștea
Conductor
Aureliu Busuioc
Author
Constantin Tănase
Former Member of Parliament of Moldova
Mihai Volontir
Moldovan actor
Valeriu Gajiu
Moldovan film director
Ivan Zaikin
Gheorghe Vodă
Writer
Nelu Stratan
Moldovan singer
Aureliu Busuiok
Film writer
Dumitru Caraciobanu
Actor
Domnica Darienco
Actor
Ivan Calin
Member of Moldovan Parliament
Pol Cassel
German painter
Ana Barbu
Moldovan-Soviet singer
Vasile Brescanu
Film director
Gheorghe Pârlea
Actor
Valeriu Cupcea
Soviet actor
Vladimir Hertza
Moldovan Politician
Tamara Ceban
Grigore Vieru
Poet
Nicolae Sulac
Singer
Eugeniu Ureche
Actor
Gherasim Rudi
Former Prime Minister of Moldavian SSR
Andrei Lupan
Writer
Dumitru Moțpan
Moldovan Politician
Eugen Coca
Composer
Bogdan Istru
Poet
Boris Dubosarschi
Moldovan-Soviet composer
Dumitru Blajinu
Violinist
Igori Arcadie Krupenikov
Scientist
Ion Vatamanu
Former Member of Moldovan Parliament
Leonida Lari
Author
Lev Averbuh
Sculptor
Liviu Damian
Author
Maria Bieșu
Moldovan singer
Mihai Dolgan
Singer
Nicolae Costin
Former General Mayor of Chisinau
Nicolae Esinencu
Moldovan author
Nicolae Coval
Former Prime Minister of Moldova
Paul Mihnea
Moldovan-Soviet poet
